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2nd press. Limited to 505 hand-numbered copies.Sticker on front reads: "UNRELEASED SPIRITUAL JAZZ - TRAMP RECORDS is extremely proud to present an absolutely unique treasure to celebrate our 100th ANNIVERSARY release. Originally released as an ACETATE, this is not only spiritual jazz-funk as good as it gets but certainly one of the RAREST records of the genre."

Record 2 of the ALTONE0008/0009 double-pack contains 3 new burners with the monster tune ''Mama's Theme Song'' edited by special guest Darryn Jones, as well as a serious gospel groove ''Teach Me Lord'' carved up by Tone B. Nimble and the silky smooth ''Self Love'' edited by Al Bumz!

Release no. 1 on Rapscallion brings 3 ridiculous broken reworks that are sure to raise an eyebrow or two.We’re not being told who in particular is responsible for such goodness here but rest assured an accomplished veteran must be at the helm for sure...Kicking things off is A Dis Yah Secret Friend - A Secret Friend of messrs Asher and Forge at the legendary Inspiration Information nights. A proto broken sound, at a point where Sir Paul was playing with the influences, instruments, melodies...definitely an important piece in fusion history. Kaidi's 'Dis Yah On I Love' provides the beat.First up on the flip is Find a Way. Take two different versions of Stanley Cowells I’m Trying to Find a Way/ Trying to Find a Way (Both as deserving of an edit as the other), add a bus load of bottom end, beautifully layered percussion and a jazz mash up it is then! A Dingwall’s classic in its origin guise, and a future classic in it’s reworked (clouseau-esque) Rapscallion disguise.Little Rudeboy closes things…Originally out in ’84, only 1 minute at 32 seconds in length and strewn with proto Brazilian boogie synthesizers boogie vibes, a rework/edit of this has been a long time coming. Paired with the Cosmosis broken classic and a surefire dance floor stormer is upon us…Clever stuff indeed !

For their fourth release OTE's Jimmy Rouge heads east and delivers two oriental cuts.The a side is on an acid disco tip with Japanese vocals while the flip is a jazzy percussive groover.